In most jurisdictions, and I believe Mass is no different (I leave it to my Mass colleagues to state otherwise), there is no such thing as an...

Generally speaking, a Pro Se litigant (one representing himself/herself) or even a party to a lawsuit that is represented by an attorney, can not...

New York has a 2.5 year statute of limitations (the period of time the law gives to commence a lawsuit) that applies to medical malpractice claims...

It sounds as if a legal claim was pursued in your behalf, and a settlement was reached with Walmart. Undoubtedly, certain legal papers would have...

If not already done, you need to ask your present attorneys the reasons why they are "not going after" the car/air bag manufacturer(s). While a...

There is no monetary damages to be awarded or obtained for the pure happening of an accident, especially where there is no injury to speak of. A...

The loss of a tip, no matter how bad a taste it may leave in your mouth, does not warrant or support posting negative comments about someone,...

It is unfortunate that you experienced this situation, but if your economic "damages" are limited to the monies spent on restaurants and/or other...

Suing an attorney for Legal Malpractice is a complicated process. Not only do you have to prove that the attorney did, or did not, act in...

You had a duty to "see what there was to be seen" and "avoid an accident", even if at night. Under the scenario you describe, fault for the...